Maven 2 and Cobertura configuration
We all know how important it is to control the test coverage for the project. However, the only way to ensure objective results is through the use of automated test coverage reports like Clover or...
View ArticleMaven 2: Deploying Project Sources
When you deploy your project to remote repository you may want to include the project source codes along with the project JAR file so that other projects would be able to access your source codes. It...
View ArticleMaven 2: Building Web Projects
By default Maven 2 provides a standard way of building web applications. All of the web files such as web.xml and tag libraries and must be stored in /src/main/webapp directory. While this is perfectly...
View ArticleMaven 2: Downloading sources
When you building a project using Maven 2 you may need to download sources for your project dependencies. This is how you can accomplish this goal:
View ArticleMaven 2: Deploying Javadoc with your project
When you deploy your project to remote repository you may want to include the project documentation and deploy it codes along with the project JAR file so that people would be able to download the JAR...
View ArticleMaven 2: Configuring web projects in Eclipse
When you use Maven plug-in for Eclipse (Eclipse WTP) it generates you a project using predefined archetype but then Eclipse does not recognize this project as Web project and you loose the ability to...
View ArticleGreat Java Tutorial Web Site
I just came across this nice web site that contains a lot of helpfull information about Java development.
View Article
